I'm an ST candidate and I got 5763 rank in JEE Mains 2019 in which colleges would I get seat in CSE.
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I hope that the rank you have given belongs to category rank, because I will be giving advice on based on that.
I think you have got quite good rank I think you can get seat in some of NITS, GITS and IIITS.
And, you can also apply for some private colleges, if you want. But, I think that as your rank is quite good you will surely secure seat in CSE you can also try and apply in VITS, they also provide good B.Tech especially in CSE. -
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